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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-01
General News Items.

DrexeI. Morgan Z Co have made an
oHer Of s.. 500. 600 for the Baltimore &
Ohio telegraph
Mrs John l. Logan sustained : serious
accident st CarbondaI- III, in le4ping
from carriage
BeIden Noble Of Washington D. c.. a
guest Of the Mansion House At AIburgh
Springs was drowned in what i known
- HEIEIker's Bay q few days ago his
body being found after = short search Mr.
Noble was about seyenCy-fOUr years Of
age He had gone fishing alone in q boat,
and after he had been out some time par
ties On shore noticed that nobody was in
the b04t- Search was made AZ once aud
resulted IN the fnt1ing Of his coat in the
| boat and his body IN about three feet Of
water
Attachments % the amount Of sII5--
6.l5 have been run On the cattle firms Of
Curtis & Atkinson and Z T. W l. In
ard Of Henrietta Texas Their liabilities
are $50 900 and assets sI,II5.O00-
\ Memphis Tennessee, special says
Mrs Richard GreenI2F- residing IN that
city. gave birth 70 four children The
mother and babes are doing well and the
/ physician states that the quadruples are
remarkably healthy and weII-developed-
Virginia Hudson. aged :, q negro child.
was I0cked up At Granville, s c. July
18th for murder She killed child one
rear old N Butler township recently -strik-
/ ing her victim On the head with board
/ until II was dead, then throwing the body
/ into : well This l. the youngest muir
dress ever known il the vicinity Of ; c.
/ Cholera i Increasing in Italy
Nearly 81 .Gd0.000 has been pledged 70
| pay the expenses Of Cincinnari-s centen-
I Nal next year
The Albany lines new boat, the New
York made twenty-foUr miles 4n hour On
her up Zip On Monday
The CoL4rzdO beetle. better known a
/ the potato bug. has gone abroad and i
now mzrshzIIing It's forces IN Prussian
Sax0ny-
when the Chicago express train On the
I Erie railroad which was due In jersey
/ City AZ : 81 Thursday morning, July zlst-
/ reached the sharp curve between Alien
I dale ard HOhOkus. v J., about qnsrter
/ Of EaIIe above the latter place IL ran
/ into q gang Of Italian IzloOrers- who were
/ engaged n bsIIzsting the road Eleven
/ Of thea were killed On the spot and five
Others Eere injured The dead we're hOr-
| rfbly mzngied- II i alleged that the fore
/ nan Of the gang was not On the lookout
/ and did not give warning whistle a. b.
( should have done.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-01
CANADIAN NEWS

The lew bridge being built across the
81 Lawrence AZ 81 AIMS b the Canadian
Pacific z z i completed.
The Provincial Exhibition viii oe held
At QDebec this year, from the 9Th 70 the
I0Eb q September.
NOatreal people are becoming alarmed
AZ TIE high rate of mortality, especially
zmOng ehII1r=n IN that city. which ought
70 be one q the hezltaiest On the cOntl-
nenE-
The Eastern Townships Agricultural
Asyocizfion ~1u bold their anns4h and
Queeas Jubilee Exhibition At sherf,rDoke,
from TgesdzFs September l., 10 Friday,
SeDseA5er Is On The Association grOBBds,
wheB $1,000 all - dlstr1bsted IL pre-
mIsHs-
Mr. A HOs-oA's three barns, bore
sEa5les carriage house and plggery. zhogt
a nile Bor1h u SEeroroOke, were harmed
To-day sight with all their eoatents.
LOss asoat sssOOo- Insared Tor s4.0O0.
IN the deferred stanste4d eases u TS0-
IstlOn u the sc0tt Act, Judgment Eas
reBaeTsd - fb~ 18th, naing the prOprie-
tore u the stsnsGeaa bOsel so, pEOprle-
tors u Rock I-land bOgse go and W.
Trs1en u Coat8eook 500.
There vii ~ Temperance PseEle at
LenD0xgIIIe "a the - q August Kali
road carries for fare ore way The meet
Iaz Eia De bid ssder the auspices ~ the
R0yGI TsDgiars u Tenperases.
Oryln Drew Of D1xvalle committed sal
eide o. LIE 1sth - slsoosinx himself via
q revolver
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-01
State News items.

Tie o1cer. Of the Bzrio~ Gr2ys Of -
AgEszns hare rsszrned 70 The z0verEseat
their conml=s5o-a-s tise eonp4aF Ezviag
secase1 - distant
The ~ laEzs-esaaE1e Lake zsseEaEzy dzl-
n .e,1zk- il fhe Haosz 1atterlAz teras Of
~ z6dr1s~ q Rev r p. PrDs- ~ re
Wesr~ CEzza1&agzz zsses80sy-
The naez11czI d1payrEle1r u fEse Tn1Ter.-
ftv Of verm0n4 graduated = class of aftg-
fhree recently The &E4aaa4I @<s1Eesx ~4s
delivered by Hon J. w. Patterson % :.
II
TE~ Paoyaes JO1<E@2L : tA-s A4zse u the
n<~ weekly paper started n Ezflana ass-
- a. .u.usees q tie kElgEzts Of Lss~yr
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-01

It : an misunderstanding sheet. and the
ar>t nam6er shows enterprise and ability,
The 81 Johns0ury Y. NJ. e. a. leeSure
cor laittse have engaged Tor next season
Rev Dr. Mckenzie Of Cambridge, Mss.
Hon John d. Long. Thomas Stevens the
hero of the bicycle trip Aroa0d the world,
Col Thomas Wentworth Higgin>o0, and
Use JaeLlee singers
Arthur Z Stoae Of -. John>hury, >o0
% e,Iltor Stone Of the CSle<toaiSn. for the
pz>s tEO ye2rS locSI eSiito< on the North
hampton D&ily Herald, went recently. -
tSSe ) Position On the FSu River Evening
News The News i hfty-nine years old,
ami : the leaGiing republican dSily in a
eISv Il Gfty thousand Inhabitants
The reunion Of the LAmoile Valley
Veteran Soldiers on the Morri>ville Fair
Ground Aug - xnd =, bids fair 10 b :
very Interesting OCCASION Among the
zrrrSct1OR> viii b. = grand torch-llSht
procession On the evening Of Aug - A
grand review Of the old veterans on Aug.
25sh BY His ExeeIeney, Gov Z ]. orrn>-
0se- There viii b. speeches BY the Gov
eruoz and other prominent men The
Graf sShary eornet hand Of L pieces have
been engaged. 4nd viii D. assisted BY the
NcrriSvIAe hand and 5 drum corps Post
erS wiz X issued son.
The McrriSvfue Union CSnp-neetinS
commences Aug, Il ARd closes the s2d-
The frst week viii be under the direction
q the New EuSlznd CAmp-meeting AsSO-
CATION for the promotion Of holiness.
Rev VIM d. Mcdonald president in
charge Rev, JO>huz Gin. editor Of the
(ariSe5sa HTtssSs cad -4,Irocats O b.
BE Fg}sassS, with other able workers,
VIII be present 70 sid in the meetings The
second week Of the meetings viii be I'M
der the direction OF the MOrriSviIle Union
CSmp-meeIInS Association, the Rev E
W Culver, Presiding Elder in charge
He viii be assisted BY preachers in the
district and Others
\ band Of robbers attempted. Monday
night. 70 break into the house Of z e.
Garvfn Al Richfori- They watched him
take hiS money from the store 90 home
and retire During the night they climb
ed I'D on 5 l2eider 70 his bedroom win
dow, snd we're within six feet OF his bed
when he was awakened by the noise and
they fed There were three OF them.
The same patty attempted Sunday night
TO break open safe At CowAnSvllle- Que
and succeeded in drilling s. hole When
they were frightened away They broke
INTO : hardware store there. but got moth
ing me same gang : rev nights previ
OuS entered the AIiS>i>guOi Valley Rail
ro4d depot AZ Enosburg Falls, W. AM
/. got SIS They also broke into y Z
Bakers store but did not ind anything
IN interesting event took place on
Thursday afternoon 81 Barre It VS.
the dedication Of monument 70 the Late
Dr.. J ) SpauIding, the long time prinei
pal OF Barre Academy and for forty year.
s noted teacher An address was deliver
ed bE Hon Albert Clarke Of Rutland, ans
8 poem ~ Rev. Perrin B Fisk OF Florida
| The monument consists Of = pedestal OF
granite. Surmounred by statue Of Re
uembrznce. 4 female figure scattering
/ flowers wrought from italian marble
II was the gift Of former students OF
whom Dr. Spanking had frsC and last
/ more than co.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-01

w.,rED--Tae money due u from
Ie..-.,z=u- s11>eri7=r>- Pay up
S. ID O~=n wants Fresh Ra>Poerrt==
10 1uv quantity. II exchange FOR goods
Or vii pay cash
Lo~r-->ozeEhere b=-Eesu Barton
Fl-=-= and Rzca4rL DzverezuN>- oOok
c1--aluluz nv accounts with neat Gus
-1-=-,- Whoever EiL return rh= sane
% N5NIruE oEee vii o. suitably reward
=E NArEASIEL FOLSOM
La-r--4 re,1-eov=red diary containing
eleven 11-z-~ IN uoz=y and some eh4uZe-
PAID some money from Il 4 % D Owe1's
score AMI Eea- directly from Ihz1 place
q W--I1rs- Who=v=- VII Se1d the
sane o. The yFl-l51zhsE Hoa-e- y sSlm,5re-
or leave II A. the N0SrroR 16ce- VIII Dc
suitably re1VarLed- .
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-01

or cave -- A. --e AUNErWE once ~ IL d
suitably revzrLed- .
Barton
AZ --7 -
lev --
E-'= YOU e=z- ~ L -
l- -- ~
.-=-- eE-cu- : preparing 20 31--l ! COZ
l-7,--oC< 4lt Convenient farmhouse On n
farm re- hlroE
-h=-= were hzzvv s-oru> b5-h Thurs
E4r ans >z-l-,Lay nights accompanied oy
-------< z-- ----,-=r-
Pa-z-o bus seen 70 grow u.1re and
--z numerous from ye4r % year- The
nan -s7 invented -zES Des- ought 10 d
~ 1=z=-e--zz-T-
.-t-r- .-.f=-r-- gathered 81 the bau
~ ~s---fs- e~-r=u- % Listen 70 rhz lee
t--- IL Dr. Arthur Boswell Il Va II
-------v= and interesting
IT, .-,-rz-~ ~ French Csnstzau h4v-
-t---- +. sr-5uu-s-f for bv he statement
--,- -,-y-- ---a---S 81 them s-z a. WORK
.- -=r r=-=-7 -s=-v-sv in ne course
II ---.--r--=-- in Canada
- --s- --=---r-v ~ deaths bv
f--z--=-- ,---- - ---n=nf sv=rv one 70
- -.--<-f II h. Own NE and The lives Of
----- +--=-, -sr- .=sS-- az he vzar
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-,-
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: Lowell PaSS1u -1s5c division ezIle-i The
n-zl- mai train =h=ch leaves Newport A.
I1-+-. D. H. AM reaches The Junction 81
sz1. R=-rru=n-- Il rsaeh=- Barton a.
=-.
IT, r----.--- .-.7 IL. mail --,=r
- $500 .,---,s.- ,r-=-r.,.,n ann a.
.--- % : COLLISION ~ H5ok--r- y H IN
=-l -Fo men we're killed anu several
E The I'd B.5--5u train ~ thrown
--z- main line b. Al Cu+u switch and
-=-i vTl-h = s-ezzhr train
49, -r=r .----. ~ x-ek az5
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----- in --erv sections we're bs.IIv
IN r=-rH---,-H ? p Su--r=d
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$40 A-sol- ron S--lH=z.E''--S- WILL
~c--1= Few weeks among ~
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return tne A. O A1=uS- sc
IN
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r. 70 Account o. th= fLeE t14E Oloer IN
E--41- meetings are being he'd o. The
==S q E1= L5lh- Having and 1arv=E-
- Ill . farther advanced and The
----r time EII probably o better than
-= =4rt=r-
--- Rs--r- Cont Rsud in give rhe
---- II a - n Grand F,rorneu..5e Con
e=-- 4 C-v.-,I T.sE- Pzrs- Fri.tsT even
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-01
BIRTHS.
DIED.


S~Auaotiees ofdcaihs Inserted free. Obituary
notices add poetry Gss ssAfsB v fGas
A. Fanbsalt. MiAa.. Jaiy 10. Jo.sph q. GiIbfn.
aged Ts year., forneHy - 81 JohH.bu3 aaa
Lyadoa.
IN .outh Barton. Jaly -. Beuis w.. 80 afG
" ADD EIyina l.. AJbstt. sEed % year. naHtbs
aud dag.
AnotLsr LAID b. berkosiar ~.
AA9fhfr aal is RiFsbs
And gloss snes uaafs #dl auRsl sirr.
The patl shicl frashss heaFeh-
Alpns snfo Ger D afhef's slu.
Doe thanghf has renonellsd.
Thai IT,. ahoss love sHessasth oafs.
Hath taksn home BE- ehiId
Pod hiln. 81 Farhfr la fiinf aras.
And - hia hehrefertA b.
A frsessfnFsr ~ l0vf betaeea
Dor hanaan hearts and Ilass.
% Ir..sasgl. galg zsfh. Hairy. ssa " +. ".
Bsaacirrk. eyed gsafs.
o. Barks, July ~. - spinal a.ssass. Me-. Msls.
"a fBalify) Whseler, eyed - Jssn.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-01
sheffield.


Mrs Pratt : quite sick
Mrs Thurber from Burke i visiting
hex mother Mrs James ChesIeE-
TIE Ladies Aid Association viii meet
with Mrs Edwin Hill. Friday afternoon,
Agg- 5sh-
Mrs Dawson from Lawrence, Mass,
and Mrs Smith from Troy Vt, have
been visiting II SaImz Davis
sutton
Miss Lydia Fento1. hoosekeeper Of
the late Rev SIIss Virgins, has returned
% her former home II Canada
Rev. Henry Holmes preached very
able sermon 10 large and attentive az
dfeuce II the Baptist charch on Sunday
the 4tEh-
Mrs Ed Flint from New YORK city Is
visiting AZ her fathers, y K CzmpbeIIis-
-Brzdbary Wztsoa has gone 20 PrOvf-
deuce- z L. 10 Eork for his uncle
The school N the Forbes' district elos-
I'd SATURDAY with rhetorical exercises
and picnic sspper- TIE scboof-vzs kept
by Miss Eta Dean who gave good salts
faction
Tie Ladfes' AID VIII meet With Mrs
W. e Eastman next Friday Every oue
cordially Invited
Rev i P Tracy and family have gone
70 OCEAN PARK for = few weeks rest and
recreation Mrs L 2 Wilson starts
aor the sane place next Tuesday
The history q this town, written ~ J.
z WuIzr5 for Mis- HeDfnEzFfs gszet-
ter, vii D Published n August If =
cerzzfn n1m5er o. subscribers can -
p.ocgred. a. extra e8itson n pamphlet
form vii D. issued, AZ only nftg eenss =
co2y. SoE / the tfze ~ secEre one
Il takes Jazt 10 eest- o. the dollar of
the grand ll.s 10 pay the ezp~n-@s and
Indebtedness u the to~E for rbe past
year. The Tax bali l. n0~ 81 Ehe hands
q the roSE treasurer, who will receive
taxe- Ertu the lat DAP q August, VIXEN
STAT = then unpaid Will y passed over
TnEo The hzads u TIE constable Tor col-
g@erSfr
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-01
c, s. r. r. A. TIME TABLE.

EAsse-E=E L-A-1S Leave
--s.. .r1 s---1--E---L5 a Il - a al KS q 3
LLF- Z--NoE-z-s-eg q Is
go 2 ~, 9-l1 n s-l5 -
rsE--5Crz rs n rs NJ
.eEra-Z- a. 80
7. E--.aN AN DLNf---~1C-z---fa 4lG a
Ills n * n L--5I p E--NCzrE
IS q, --1s n 80 n t-l+ N
E -tsN--1--z---- . H SIS n 80 D n
- l- a z-E-g-4a a L-9
- a. $50 H So "a
-U--E AE-1N->1C-E---ss II. 81 NJ
N-E-E-r-1> II SIS II 81
----l N--1-rz-s-t4 n SD pm S0E-z-
--Z n ~ IL
"a -.-- 81 E&E--C-TE-.- Il a n 81 a Is -
L--1l Z--NozEE--1-I1 =
LL+5 a n - Z-5= n 50 l.
LNuFS y LLLE---'c--z->-+- "a So rs I'D
--- 51l Z- SIS n E--s = Z--NoE-E
Lz ~ rs ~ H SEQ n -
De- --- s-1r-
~--5- cav sr Eas-=1E--> p e 1uu connecting
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-01

Mrs. FlaheFt - hNat's this.
Ars. NeGuinnesss Ye're bot just
married ~ q sicOnd husband aud It's
comm out ia q new EnOurniB' dfess
ye are ?" Ars. Mef5uinness-''Oi al
viz mint " wear mOuTBiu' for IsDyr
Mike, tat vi niyer bad the money tiil
nov. AeGuinDens u well fixed. praise
the ssints ="
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-01

Taylor in5easi> - visit her friends IL ohio
this veek-
Derby
c. H D~i1elI. vile and SOS are visit
iaz II Msj GEoasS-
Hsn-y SchooBcrzFt, who h4S charge q
the brood ulzreS a. the Bz-eS stock farm,
reports sixEeea sucking colts
Mzjor Groo1 l. stacking hay or Of
doors Ne 49, i've barns 4nd one she'd :
Oue barn LLJx+1 feez- one S1x+7- one a1x
50 oue s9xs0 and one s2xzs, he also rs
: she'd 59x2s vel filed SIX years sSo.
Ehen the Major began farming tie farm
did not produce over 50 tou> o. hay
About 4 week $40. ore OF EngIznd'S
bzRI>hed reform school candidates stole /
uzre o. 4 i Silver and took her 10
Richmond Can4dz- After : fruItEeS>
attempt II these parts, Mr. Silver went 20
Richmond, found his horse, had The thief
arrested and lodged in SheroroOke Jail,
&1d returned hone with the beast
School IN district No closed July
5zd The scholars having 10 t4r5y
marks are Clarence Gritzu. MyrrIIIz and
Jennie Hunts Scholars having absent bat
10 Cariy marks are Berthe Heath Willie
H4wser, Charlie LouuIe and Freddie
Hunt, Allie George and Hattie Human
Mss MsbeI Shedd, teacher gave perfect
satisfaction. thzS being her E0arth term
Of school Derby i good place 20 ind
teachers
Glover
Mrs 4mos Cook still lives bat l. in :
very critical condition.
c : Parker has returned from Canada.
purchasing me horse while away
Mr. and Mrs Ezra Howe wsnG 20 West
B1rke- yesterday the sl<t- 70 attend the
funeral OF Mrs Ward Wheeler
Nr-and Mrs Il. Atbertou, Dubuque,
and Byron French and family q Boston,
are visiting friends here
Rev VIZ Carr. forueriv o. tbs town,
preached An Interesting discourse 81 W
Glover yesterday
There viii 1e SerTfces IN the South
church Glover. SUNDAY. August tn IL
80 D n SUnlizv school 81 u is D n
Mrs Helen Mc{izEey and several Others
are Al WILIoUgh6y- camping oat- Dr. C.
: French aud wife, o. Clinton. Mass,
are among thE campers
The members Of Mason Post sre ~
q1eS-ed 10 attend the next meeting. Aug
An Special business l. 10 De transacted
Daniel B Randall died very Suddenly
July ed Of heu0rrhage OFF the lungs He
had been II poor health for some tine,
still his friends anticipated : few more
uOuthS OF hIS society and coQn>eI before
he WouLd Dc called upou 70 lay down the
burden Of hi earthly Ifse- and hIs has II
departure waS ! terrible shock 10 his De-
loved family He vas born. and spent
his Eo1Eh N LyEdOU- He attended school
Al The Orleans Liberal Institute n the
days o. is prosperity then went West :.
i teacher in which vocation be E4> rank
ed - oEe o. is uOst successful workers,
Since Ms return East the greater part ol
his life haS been spent IN Glover - = ne
ehzuIc- He leaves : wife one son and
one dzaghrer- Two daughters having pre-
cedEd LIu- He E4s ! 4EieE Intelligent
Trustworthy han great IoFer o. Iu<1icS
and equity n Al his dealings with rs
fellows constant attendant II divine
worship and w@s many years teaches
II the CuIverszLfSz Sabbath school He
wGs tru supporter Of temperance and
/ other movements that tend 70 the in
/ proveueu1 Of the community Tie
uauy people who cane 20 paw their Ia<-
EEIo9Ee q respect 70 hIS memory, zEte-tec
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-01
East Hardwick.


De4- sEeveEs i much worse
Mr. Hunts house On Pleasant street /.
ready for the mortar.
! large force Of men are 1t work On
tde sch0oI-house- L : % Be made two
stories high with Al annex Of Il feet On
the end next the street. and eommodE-
oas hall over the whole
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-01

Its sore evil u the age that the
professions are % oyercroWded. What
indaIgent fathers are supporting q reg
lmeut d 6eiaded sOns ~ ever state 10
some KID glOse profession that does not
pay Office rent, the poor cOantry Il suffer
lnZ from the lack d producers and la
dgstr1Ogs workers. A. the nati0nal
capital and ~ every state LEGISLATURE
professional WORK j. q drug, Nbiie bus-
lness ability - IN defnand. Men sre
to-day wandering sl,ogf sitbDat nOthing
% o. s5o have spent lime enOagh pour
ing over Greek and Latin, ~ have 81
qsired ksoziedge u and skiii 10 busi-
Bess Or trade that sO0l6 have assured
sscoe.s. The field Tor inteligent aud
sknlfBl lsbDT 10 this co1ntry = large
add poorly supplied; that for aceOu-
plisbeG sud imiDeciies j. snsail, aud terri
Big OsefstOeked-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-01
Barton Academy
Graded School.
#riiha
FALL TERN
uIuas s.I...a aIH hrE.H
Monday. August 22nd.

wiutsr reru. Na'. q. ~pHsr rs0... 80 Pc.
Aad sssf t.r,n u.II esui.aas tas.ts us.ts aHH.t
thf HlanaEtfafuf ul
THOMAS MARTIN. 4. o.. rftufirni
Mi~- 4. RITA nATtmEtantn, Graa. "a.
MIS- NELLIE O.. WmtemT. tstrFsnsdiats.
Ni-- ana Htettf-, rftmarss
Mr. Martin has bad charge 90 ihls
.fha.,i s. runapa o. 49, pasi as ffsn saf
thHaueh hIH r#IHIru"f HnN IHtIsfHlfsI.Hf IH...Fs|
anrs i. standard has hffn uIsfa. uau' ta Iaf Ia
can oempstf Wita th' ferf hff' t.iaa.a
Misses Batcbcldcr aud Wright are
hath rtperfur..i i.sahrfs aa8 ar. ffsi .Ias. boz
fRtff rtspfft hllss NHHF.Hs bias HFFff fauHHf bob
thIs sahoai hH5 has bad "a Fr.rHUF .H a.haa tIaIH
iaH SID Malh sa.Hfss. o.. j. NIEHi a.|
a samrlsts raufss 81 sfadi pee trsh aharuH
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Special @Otirts.

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EITC All Fitsstopped free by Or. kilne't
II - sGrcat Nerve kestorer. No F4ts amer
frst dAy's use. Marvellous cures. Treatise amd
e. 0otrial bottle free Go Pr cases. send o. DR..
Kline .e1l Arch 81. .PhilA. Pa.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-01

John W simpson from View YorS City
i here. booking after hi fathers estate.
DIR jay >eavsr and wife are spending
5 few weeks Al HI fz1heE'>--1Ir>~ J. e
TAYLOR in5eusl> 70 visit her friends IN ohio
-hf~ vva@S
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-01

REMARKs-The batter market b. aun but
DAN q day. Puryhkssrs are beginning tn hald
81, thinking this i 81 season err the advance.
cheese j. also higher. Eggs arr In demand. heans
are quiet. Fl3ur eoutnues dan and pftss arr
unchanged from last week. Pork. lard snd hams
arc in fair demand and selling quoted. Cora
and oats are quiet. Putatocs AZ selling fairly.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-01

When using HAhnemanu's Homeopathic feIlsts,
foLow the explicit directions accompanying ever
bottle. n 700 would obtain the beet rcsults.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-01
Browning IOn-

Prayer meeting Il l. Z DeuiSous neU
thursday evening
Mrs Setrie Alexander l. sex with "
Dhotd fever
Mrs C. W Smith. Who has spent few
weeks wicE friends IN Boston and W0r-
ees1sr- Mass returned home last week
Mrs Hosea Wheeler spent 4 short time
with frizuds IN town while On her way
from Craft>5ury 70 her new home n
Charleston
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-01
south Barton.

Mr. and Mrs Geo W Abbott suffer
great I0eS II the death OF their eldest
son BerrIe- Mo died after = severe
sickness q several days, o. Tue=dzF-
He wE l yo1uE nan % good habits
pleasing 6eueau0r AMI great prpuISe-
Tie los = fzl1 II the whole couu unity
and The sympathy o. At / exEeuted 10
the 1erefE family
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-01
Greensboro

On the evening o. July z1d- about one
hundred friends and EeIZLh0Es- including
the village band NET II Albert ChesIey's
- give then surprise 4zaFFE4=se a4HiFsF-
szrT visit Tie meeting vas very enjoy
able socially The music was good bountT-
fuI rEfreshEen1s were provided valuable
presents and esteemed tokens were left
and the DAY vii d remembered b. al
present Mss CheSLeE- their daughter
who has beeu teaching Ii Minnesota was
aE home On vacation visit
School N district No g Taught by Laa-
- I Cook. closed July I'D Those h4V-
ing 10 marks during the tern were Mary
Alien Pardon Allen, Henry ALeu- Vest4I
kim Martha Lang and James Lang
Those having 10 E4rdy MARKS, were Frank
Allen, Willie Lang Leon Turn5qL- Ear-
IeT Tzru51u and Archie Mitchell Harley
Taru5aI was absent ONLY one day and
Leo1 Turu5Qu was absent one and one
halt days There vas only one instance
oE tzFdIEezs during the tern
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-01

II l. expected than an entertainment
viii Dc given At the NJ L church Friday
ere, August ). by Miss Myrtle AIdrich
OF this pI2ce- and Miss LoreIla Damon
Of Boston, both blind girls. It viii coe-
SIS Of both vocal and instrumental
music, reading BY touch, reeIs2tion> etc,
giving some idea Of the Instruction thew
receive at the school they attend in So
Boston / snail admission viii De